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With Tax Day just around the corner, it’s time to tell Congress: raise at least $1 trillion a year over the next decade by making the ultra-wealthy and big corporations finally pay their fair share of taxes. To do that, we’re calling on Congress to adopt four common-sense priorities, to ensure billionaires and ultra-wealthy elites will pay their fair share:
These straightforward steps are rooted in a basic principle: everyone should contribute their fair share to the country we all share together.
Over the past several decades, this principle of fairness has been steadily undermined. Billionaires and giant corporations have spent enormous sums lobbying Congress to reshape the tax code in their favor: securing special loopholes, carve-outs, and preferential treatment that allow vast fortunes to go lightly taxed or untaxed altogether. The result is a two-tiered system. Teachers, nurses, construction workers, small business owners, and families across the country pay taxes out of every paycheck. Their contributions fund schools, roads, hospitals, disaster response, and programs that help millions of families stay afloat; yet these workers also face rising costs for housing, healthcare, and childcare, with wages that have not kept up. Meanwhile, America’s 935 billionaires have watched their combined fortunes grow to over $8 trillion, exceeding the total wealth of the lower 50% of Americans, as they benefit from rules that treat income from wealth far more generously than income from work. Tax Day should remind us of a simple truth: a strong country depends on everyone pitching in. Thank you for standing up for working people everywhere. Robert Reich
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